Faced with a loud and angry backlash from some of its most active users, photo-sharing app Instagram backtracked Tuesday on new language that appeared to give the company ownership of their images.
"The language we proposed ... raised question about whether your photos can be part of an advertisement," Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom wrote in a blog post. "We do not have plans for anything like this and because of that we're going to remove the language that raised the question."
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GUN CONTROL = FAILURE! CRIMINALS and CRAZY PEOPLE won't obey laws. They are LAWLESS. Would you want to outlaw cars if this idiot would have driven a car thru the classroom at 80mph?
excuse mie chris, this is the shanghai instagram photoknapper aisle...gun control is about 4 to 5 aisle over...lol
lol @ Rascal, right on it aint ya funny girl! Too funny! Lol